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John Rustad announces BC Conservative Party leadership campaign

MLA John Rustad announced Thursday that he is looking at becoming the new leader of the Conservative Party of British Columbia.

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Dust Advisory issued for Hudson’s Hope

Environment Canada has issued a dust advisory for Hudson’s Hope.

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Wild Kidz Camp coming to Fort St. John, Dawson Creek

Kids in Fort St. John and Dawson Creek will have the chance to learn how to navigate in the wilderness through this year’s Wild Kidz camps.

Largest recorded Alberta earthquake not natural, from oilsands wastewater: study
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Upcoming BC Wildlife Federation 50/50 draw

The BC Wildlife Federation (BCWF) is conducting another 50/50 draw on May 1st, 2023, for up to $500,000.

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First ever Sakâwînow Music Festival coming to Chetwynd

The Sakâwînow Music Festival will be coming to Chetwynd, B.C., in August for a weekend of camping and multicultural music and dancing.

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Tumbler Ridge close to being named 2023 B.C. SledTown

Tumbler Ridge is being recognized for its snowmobiling community.

City to hold public meeting on community garden

The City of Fort St. John is organizing a town hall session to chat with residents about the future of the community garden. 

Alberta premier says changes coming to ensure prompt reporting of oilsands spills
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YMCA BC partners with Taylor to operate pool

YMCA BC will begin operating the Taylor Community Pool this summer in partnership with the District of Taylor.

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UPDATE: Winter tires, chains still required even though spring is here

Drivers are being reminded that even though spring has officially arrived, winter tires and chains are still required until March 31st.

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Cuts for Cans brings in over $1,500 worth of food for outreach store

The “Cuts for Cans” event at Studio 105 brought in $1,500 worth of food for the Women’s Resource Society’s outreach store earlier this month.

B.C. pharmacist who faked his COVID-19 vaccinations suspended for 30 days
Epscan Industries donates $3,000 to Literacy Society

A local business has donated $3,000 to an initiative providing free books to children.

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2023 Peace Valley Folk Fest lineup confirmed

The third annual Peace Valley Folk Fest lineup has been confirmed.

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UPDATE: Power in Fort St. John restored

A power outage in Fort St. John is affecting approximately 2,122 residents.

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UPDATE: Dust Advisory ended for North Peace

Environment Canada has issued a dust advisory for the North Peace. 

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Energeticcity.ca Weekly Review: Our Own Events

In this edition of the Weekly Review, we are hosting our own event to connect with the community. Plus, our top stories of the week.

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Wild Women Grow fest looking for volunteers, sponsors

The Wild Women Grow festival is gearing up for its second year, and the planning partners are looking for volunteers and sponsors.

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Local healthcare worker receives BC Quality Award

A local woman has gained recognition for her work in healthcare.

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